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**EDIT: Just realized I had this picture saved in my MLP folder...*** As for me:

Thanks Steel. But I don't recall being the one talking about "ewww English"...haha I think that was Voice Acting Honestly, I tend to enjoy most of the VA in anime, but why, oh why do 95% of the women have to have voices that sound like they're breathing helium instead of oxygen? Or why are they always sighing/giggling/whining? Oh it's the style? Got it. Do you wanna know how long the VA cast has been doing this? Well...for most of them, RWBY is either the first or second job they've had as actors, or at least their first major roles. Ruby = Lindsay (Tuggey) Jones; 1st role = RT's Red vs Blue machinima, followed by RWBY Weiss = Kara Eberle; 1st role = Weiss Schnee in RWBY Blake = Arryn Zech; 1st role = BG customer in a tv series called The Men Who Stare at Ghosts, followed by Red vs Blue and RWBY. Yang = Barbara Dunkelman; 1st role = Yang Xiao Long in RWBY Jaune = Miles Luna; 1st role = Red vs Blue, followed by Jaune Arc in RWBY Prof. Ozpin = Shannon McCormick; So far the most experienced actor, acting since 1995 Pyrrha = Jen Brown; 1st role = DCU-O, followed by Red vs Blue and RWBY Shall I continue?? The majority of the VA in RWBY has been done by people new to the scene who were already in-house with RoosterTeeth. Is the VA for Red vs Blue bad simply because it was in-house? Nope. Art Style RWBY was legitimately the first show I'd seen in this style (sure Youtube had shorts and stuff, but I'm talking series). My question, however, is to ask what makes you feel credible enough to claim that the art style is "inferior?" Is it just because you don't like the idea of 3-D anime? By tangent, are the Mayan pyramids any less significant than the Egyptian, simply because they're "Western" or smaller, or look more blocky? What would you say makes an art style superior or inferior to another? Your desire and perspective of it. That is all. So many people applaud Picasso for his unique art style...personally, I hate it. I would go as far as to call it "inferior" to realism. Why? Because I appreciate realism in art. I can't be bothered with all that abstract, emotionally-charged stuff. Does that make Picasso's creation's less desirable? To me? Yes. To art connoisseurs or professors who have studied art for decades, no. It makes Picasso unique and creative. If you do enjoy RWBY, why start such an antagonistic thread targeting it? People who enjoy things don't usually want to tear it down or throw it in the mud. Constructive criticism...yes. Mudslinging...no. Do you want to know the one thing about RWBY that bothers me more than anything? I can tell you that without hesitation: When the characters walk their feet slide around a bit rather than holding in place while the other leg is stepping. Example of Yang walking. https://youtu.be/QCw_aAS7vWI?t=27s You're bound to see this in any 3D generated video or game. Halo, Battlefield, RWBY, COD, Fable, Skyrim. Teaching 3D drawings their limits of what they can and cannot phase through is a tricky process that has always had bugs in my experience, so this isn't just an issue that RWBY has to deal with and as this is the case, I can't really rag on it because of this little flaw.

Well, I probably should have just said he was Asian-American if we need to be PC about it. I have nothing against Americans in general (bein American myself and happy about it). According to a tweet from Monty before his passing (obviously): "@ShawnaKhut: @montyoum Quick question. What's your nationality?" I am Cambodian, Vietnamese, Chinese, and Japanese! 15 Jun 2013" I must say I enjoyed your other rebuttal up there!

Sure the voice acting isn't 5 Star quality, but it was Monty Oum's first major production. Monty happened to be of part-Japanese descent, despite being American born and raised. Oum was also primarily an animator, not a storyteller. So RWBY was more of a sandbox for Oum to test his styles and all that jazz. Also, it's a 3-D animated show, so it is vastly different from anime on those grounds alone, and honestly, its story is more believable than most of the anime I've watched so far. Maybe it's just the style, but shows like Tengen Toppa: Gurren Lagann is full of ultra-convenient plot twists that make it so the heroes always seemed to get the upper hand just by sheer force of will. American voice dubbing is often bad because they have to re-write the script and then the actors have to try to fit it into the same screen time and mouth movements. Not really all that easy of a task.

For a while it was the extremely loose "adaptation" of Eragon where they changed almost all the major details of how he became a dragon rider etc etc. Ruined my favorite book series with a piece of crap movie. If you knew my best friend he could tell you how vehement I was when that "thing" came out in theaters. However, The Last Airbender takes the #1 spot on my Worst Movies of All Time list. When you have 20+ hours of subject material from the first season alone and you screw up the pronunciation of the main freaking protagonist's name in the first five minutes, that's unforgivable. The bending choreography in the cartoon was fluid and you can see how their actions are correlating to the element being bent; but in the movie, they just do a whole lot of unrelated movements and it takes a squadron of earthbenders to move a tiny boulder... Whole movie was a slap to the face.

I'm completely lost here...is Jeric banned as a fundraiser?? Apparently I need to follow more threads on here and keep up on the events a bit more... EDIT Oh wait, I found it! Goodness! haha